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just imagine the pitch from this particular pastor. um, can i get a new jet? anybody testify? no. no. well -- >> sure, if i don't have to pay for it. that's my answer. >> there's a pastor making that pitch. >> well, televangelist jesse duplantis has asked them to pitch in. it would be his fourth plane. the jet is $54 million. he says spreading the gospel around the world isn't cheap and that jesus himself would need some extra travel help. >> testify. >> can't you go with this one? >> yes, but i can't go with one stop. if i can do it with one stop i can fly it a lot cheaper because i have my own fuel for them, that's a blessing of the lord. this one you have to stop and you play the exorbitant prices for jet fuel all around the world. this was paid cash, this was paid cash, this was paid cash. new one will be paid cash also. i don't own the plane.

this is owned by the ministry. if jesus tarries, the next person will have this. if jesus were on the earth today, he wouldn't be riding a donkey, he'd be riding an airplane spreading the gospel around the world. >> sold me. come on, everybody, let's crowd fund it. its premise is god shows favor by rewarding his flock with riches on earth. >> it is seen as an investment. you invest in my private plane, and i'll let you ride along every now and then. how about that for an investment. >> he's got his own fuel for them. >> i'll write a check. >> skinny is next, everybody. where do i sign up?

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>> so randall plays for the browns, there he is, and if the cavaliers beat the warriors, it will cost him a lot of money in jerseys. after the warriors' win last night, randall tweeted if the cleveland cavaliers win the 2018 nba finals, i will buy everyone who retweets this a jersey. and just in case you thought it was a joebke, he doubled down o it. when a hater tweeted back, zero chance he delivers. >> randall replied 100% chance. currently it's been retweeted well over half a million times. keep in mind, a lebron james jersey costs about $75. you do the math there. his tweet didn't show which jersey. it just said a jersey. >> i am tweeting right now. >> maybe there's a catch there. >> he did say buy, so he's going to be spending money on a lot of jerseys.

>> should point out that everyone has the warriors winning. >> maybe it would be one of those fake jerseys that when you don't win but you already have them printed. >> like the ones the students in south africa have. >> those are the ones. next, we have a new celebrity couple alert. and this one, we are sure will totally last. >> definitely. nick jonas has gotten out from underneath his teenybopper days. as a jo-bro. aka, jonas brother. he's gotten a bit sexier as a solo artist, and he apparently likes his girls a little older, too. >> the 25-year-old jonas is dating 35-year-old bianca chopra. they have been photographed snuggling together on a boat with some friends there.

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>> you might want a heads up if you are in florida. if you think you're safe from gators because you have a wall and you're thinking of building a new wall, think again, because they're now apparently learning how to climb them. >> victor oquendo has more. >> reporter: that is a seven-foot alligator scaling a fence in a backyard, not exactly what neighbors expected to wake up to. >> anything big enough to eat me gets my attention. >> reporter: it's actually the fifth alligator removed from the neighborhood this spring. >> i hate to think i'm having supper with an alligator, but he might be on my dock. >> reporter: across the carolinas, chomping their way into yards. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: officers wrangling this massive gator off a porch earlier this month. these alarming sights are becoming more common. in texas, they dragged this one from a driveway. even a mountain lion spotted in backyards outside l.a. and researchers believe it's a sight we should get used to. >> they're moving into areas they formerly inhabited before

they were pushed out by human activity. >> reporter: according to a new study from duke university, large predators are moving into unexpected arias, recognizing former hunting grounds that have been taken over by humans. >> if the likelihood is higher that large predators are going to be popping up in ecosystems near us. >> reporter: like our neighborhood streets, backyards, and apparently even fences. there is another factor to consider. may and june is mating season for alligators. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> does that mean we'll see more snakes? >> we're not going with the snakes. but that explains it, with it be being mating season. >> they got goals. they are motivated. >> but they're not limited, not at all. >> so the alligators can climb, but not all species can. it's a little more challenging

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good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." the remnants of alberto are heading toward chicago and the great lakes, while another system is bringing severe thunderstorms and damaging winds to the central plains. we have the forecast ahead. roseanne barr now says she was ambien tweeting when she posted a racist comment that she now says is indefensible. she is apologizing to everyone from the cast and crew who no longer have jobs to abc which canceled her show. a jury in las vegas has found david copperfield negligent but not financially responsible for a tourist's injuries during a show five years ago.

jurors find the tourist 100% responsible, meaning he and his family cannot seek monetary damages. and one of the best sunsets anywhere will be right here in new york city. manhattanhenge. one of the few times when the setting sun lines up with the buildings. the first night was a bit of a bust as you can see. a cloud covered the sun. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 30th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> are you going to make it to manhattanhenge tonight? >> i did it on night number one and it was disappointing. >> got a great workout in. >> as if you can't see it 364 days a year. we're going to start with severe weather. >> the remnants of alberto are moving northward. it has the moisture of a tropical storm but is much more

spread out. >> alberto has left quite a bit of damage in its march up from the gulf. steve osunsami reports. >> reporter: what's left of alberto is still strong enough to bring down trees over homes. this was montgomery, alabama, the driver of this white suv made it out alive after high winds knocked a tree on top of the truck. one accident after another. every trooper on duty is working a wreck in birmingham. it's the subtropical storm that washed out memorial day for millions. and mike mccormick and aaron smeltzer are being remembered. they were both killed in a storm when a tree crushed their vehicle. they had just interviewed the fire chief about the dangerous weather. >> we talked about how he wanted us to stay safe and how we wanted them to stay safe.

then of course, 10, 15 minutes later we get the call, and it's him and his photographer. >> reporter: the national weather service now says a separate system spawned tornados in northeastern colorado near the kansas border. about 20,000 people in alabama will have to get through without power. one of the reasons the trees are coming down is across the southeast, the ground is already saturated after weeks of stormy activity. steve osunsami, abc news, decatur, alabama. >> and the commute is likely to be a mess in many midwestern cities. >> accuweather's paul williams has the forecast. >> showers and thunderstorms yet again plaguing the southeast from as far south as miami, up to raleigh and everywhere in between. remember alberto? it's leaving the southeast and heading to the great lakes and bringing the chance of rainfall for chicago and indiana. and then targeted storms for ohio, down towards charleston.

we're looking for rain east of the mississippi for everybody. kendis, diane? president trump is indicating the summit with north korea will happen in two weeks. he has confirmed that a top north korean official is on his way to the u.s. to talk with the secretary of state. trump has issued a steady stream of tweets about the summit even though he said last week he was canceling it. overseas, the killing of a russian journalist is sparking calls for an investigation. he was found with multiple gunshot wounds in his apartment in kiev in the ukraine. police believe his criticism of the kremlin was likely the motive. the 41-year-old condemned moscow's invasion of ukraine. he left russia last year after receiving death threats. a major terror investigation is under way in belgium after an attack left two police officers and a bystander dead. belgium's prime minister said

the suspect had a lengthy record and known history of islamic radicalism. james longman has more. >> reporter: watch as police approach a gunman hold up inside and then a volley of bullets. cutting him down in broad daylight. belgium reeling from another suspected terror attack. at 10:30 local time, a man armed with a knife stabbed two police women from behind. both were mothers. one with 13 year old twin daughters. the suspect shouted "allahu akbar," god is great. as he attacked them, stealing their guns, he left them dead. he made his way up the street. he was firing at random with the guns he had stolen before killing a 22-year-old man in a car. he went to this school holding a woman hostage.

the gunman injured four police officers before they brought him down. he had been flagged last year with his connections to known extremists. james longman, abc news. turning now to wall street. stocks are opening lower this morning after tumbling nearly 400 points. the slide is blamed on renewed concern over political turmoil in italy and trade tension between the u.s. and china as president trump again threatens to impose new tariffs. uber's new panic button feature is up and running. customers can now dial 911 directly from the app. in most cities, the emergency features will show dispatchers location in real time. in some areas, it will translate the make and model and color of the vehicle they're in. a similar button will be available for driver as well soon. the nba finals get started tomorrow night right here on abc. the cavaliers and the warriors are meeting for the championship

for the fourth consecutive year. >> abc's brad mielke takes a look at a unique part of a warrior star, kevin durant's game. >> hey, guys, coming at you from the "start here" studio. here is the difference between me and a true stat geek. i see game five of the western conference finals and kevin durant's shoe comes off, not once but twice, and i go oh, wow, that's funny. chris herring at 538 sees this happen and looks up every time kevin durant has lost a shoe in the last three years. and here's the thing. it happens all the time. like once every eight games. he can get whatever shoe he wants, right? he can find a shoe that fits him. >> i'll do you one better. kevin durant is one of the best players in the world so he has an enormous shoe empire, making shoes, you know, that are supposed to be custom fitted to his foot. >> oh, my god, they're made for his foot? >> it's kevin durant, he has his own sneaker line, just like lebron. it's the crazier thing, how do you not have shoes that stay on your feet?

>> if you watch real closely, you would see when durant's shoes come off he slips them back on without retying the laces. are you kidding me? all eyes will be on him thursday, when game one of the a finals gets under wa you can hear more on "start here" this morning. >> we're glad you put 538 on it, but jack here -- >> i don't get it. >> i notice that kd's shoes usually come off in the offensive end of the floor, which is to say, maybe he doesn't like playing defense? >> i like that trick. >> it's a conspiracy theory. >> if i don't feel like reading the tease, can i take my shoe off? sorry, buddy, got to get my shoe. coming up, a burger or salad? that will get her back here.

hear what a restaurant's background music has to do with what you end up ordering. and roseanne's reboot. the rise and sudden fall of the hit show. why she's seemingly blaming ambien after she sent a racist tweet. you're watching "world news now." seemingly blaming ambien after she sent a racist tweet. you're watching "world news now."

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abdeci abc decided to cancel their abc decided to cancel their highest-rated show, "roseanne", after a tweet where she compared a former aide to president obama to an ape, which did not sit well with abc management or anyone with a brain really. so they announced this first season of the show is also its last, which is a huge blow. we don't have much on this network. we're hoping the nba finals goes 11 games this year. we're still airing "america's funniest home vide." >> roseanne barr has been on twitter all night expressing her regret. >> she issued a new round of apologies to former obama adviser valerie jarrett and the cast and crew of "roseanne", and

abc and said she's tired of being attacked more than other comedians who have said worse. >> she blamed her actions on a sleep aid, saying it was ambien tweeting. it was memorial day, too. i went too far and do not want it defended, it was egregious and indefensible. with all the time planning the show, and now it's gone. >> let's turn to matt gutman for a look at the rise and fall of the "roseanne" reboot. >> reporter: it's a shocking end to the number one show on tv, it had 27 million pairs of eyeballs. >> their is one of the biggest stories of the year in television now. "roseanne" was huge. it was number one. it came on like a freight train. huge in the ratings, making a lot of money for abc. for them to so swiftly cancel their show, they're going to take a hit. >> reporter: a show made for this moment. roseanne's tv family, the connors, like any family, complicated, funny and politically diverse.

on the liberal left side of the family tree, roseanne's sister, jackie. and then on the conservative side, dan and roseanne. their roles resonating with middle america. some of the highest numbers of viewers in cities like tulsa, cincinnati and pittsburgh. we spent time with abc news contributor and conservative pollster frank luntz, who brought together a mix of democrats and republicans in a focus group to see if "roseanne" would bring the room together or drive them apart. >> what is it about the political environment that makes "roseanne" so powerful? >> gives donald trump voters a voice that is not normally seen in pop culture these days. >> the democrats like the show as much if not more than republicans. >> i don't find it offensive

with the jokes, i feel like it's a good balance. >> reporter: in real life, roseanne barr isn't that different from roseanne connor. both speak their minds and both are trump supporters. >> have you looked at the news? because now things are worse. >> not on the real news. >> reporter: the president capitalizing on the popularity. everyone congratulating her on the success of her new show. >> even look at roseanne, look at her ratings. >> roseanne barr has been very controversial over the years. but people managed to look past that to a certain degree until now. >> reporter: have you ever scrolled through her twitter feed? >> i have. there's a lot of conspiracy theories, a lot of nastiness. it's really too bad, because a lot of people now are out of work who really depended on this job, and it's unfortunate that tweets and social media killed this show in the end. >> reporter: and t reaction came swiftly from those working on the show. comedian wanda sykes, a consulting producer for the

series quitting even before the show was officially canned. actor michael fishman says he condemns the statements vehemently, adding he's devastated for all those who poured their hearts and souls into the show. sara gilbert calling the news sad and difficult, adding they created a show separate and apart from the opinions and words of one cast member. and roseanne apologizing to the cast and crew. but it would be too late. can they do a spinoff? what happens to the cast and crew? >> this was ultimately a nice revisit, but i think abc's probably thinking at this point they came back, they had their run. they got great ratings, and this is it. >> reporter: i'm matt gutman, los angeles. >> just reading some of the comments about what impact it is having on abc as a tv network, the president of abc was saying that the last time we had a number one show was 24 years

ago. "roseanne" was that number one show. >> this was a big hit, which just goes to show what a difficult decision it must have been for abc, but the reaction was swift. >> and the decision was swift. props to them. >> oh, yeah. i meant the reaction. the decision on abc's part was swift, but as you said, maybe we'll get a spinoff. maybe now it will be "dan" or "becky." >> yeah. >> "dj." you want me to stop naming characters. next, a look at mary kay letourneau. she was sent to prison for having sex with a teenage student years ago he and then married him. where are they now? that's next on "world news now." add downy to keep your collars from stretching. downy and it's done. test test

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>> am i sorry he is the father of my children and this is the man of my life? no, i'm not. >> reporter: more than 20 years since the scandal that shocked the nation. mary kay letourneau, the then married mother of four who pled guilty to raping her former student is hoping to set the record straight in a new a&e network special called "mary kay letourneau, autobiography." >> first of all, i was a teacher and billy once was a student, but we weren't -- there was nothing going on at all when he was a student of mine. >> reporter: letourneau got pregnant and delivered the baby girl before serving her 80-day prison sentence. although the judge ordered her to stay away from him following her release, she violated her parole. >> i loved him.

and he was waiting for my call. >> that was pretty much the plan to get back together and see each other. >> reporter: she was sent back to prison for seven years where she gave birth to another daughter. after serving they got married and blended their families. >> my oldest children have come to know billy and have always known him. now they're grown-up and they have independent lives, but, in the first years, they wanted to be together. >> reporter: now a paralegal, she claims she never knew she was doing anything illegal when she started the affair, claiming it was consensual, even though the age of consent was and still is 16. and she says stories of other teachers who have since been convicted for relations with underage students baffle her. >> it's just that any teacher after what happened to me would here, at least i can say that iid n know that it was a law.

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all right, we're going to all right, we're going to start off weird science with a interesting study on food. and our eating habits. >> yes. >> but it has nothing to do with your appetite. a new study says loud music at restaurants can determine how you order. louder music can encourage you to order a burger instead of a salad. 20% more customers ordered unhealthy food compared to those who dined during lower-volume times. volume directly affects heart rate and affects our decision making. if you were listening to quiet jazz you might eat healthier.

burgers are delicious and salads often aren't. >> you're a salad hater. >> it's not a meal. >> that's explains why i'm always hungry in a loud mexican restaurant or when a mariachi band comes. this is kind of weird. this is called a vortex ice. it was captured on camera here. there's no snow around, no ice around, but yet, it just kind of formed there in the direct sunlight. >> what? >> kind of like sprouting out on the ground. there's nothing else around it. it's paper thin and extremely delicate, as you can tell. no idea. >> it kind of looks like cotton. >> it does. >> okay. >> cotton candy. over to italy, shall we, where scientists have just

discovered a new skeleton from the eruption from mt. vesuvius. the victim was a male. most people who died in that eruption died because of the eruption. this poor guy survives the eruption, goes running from the lava and gets crushed by a stone. >> oh. >> bad luck. >> yeah, stuck between a rock and a hard place. can you just imagine, oh, man, i survived, woo! >> phew! >> i made it! >> oh! >> poor guy. >> come on, it was 79 a.d. aren't we allowed to kid about vesuvius by now? >> too soon. let's go to china right now where a ufo, really, found crashed -- that doesn't look like a ufo. this is in the forest. they called it a ufo at first,

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this morning on "world news now," the new apology from roseanne after abc cancels her show. >> roseanne is tweeting overnight, offering a new reason for sending that tweet, saying she was on ambien. plus, the president praised her success, wondering if he will address its demise. but he didn't at a rally hours ago. also the famous magician on trial and the verdict now in. a jury reaches its conclusion about a man's injuries. plus a new health alert on something americans spend billions on each year. popular multi-vitamins don't protect your heart, but they have found one vitamin that does.

serena williams says her outfit was inspired. and a shout out to fellow moms out there. was she the first to rock this look? it's wednesday, may 30th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> inspired by wakanda. >> she is a super hero. i slept all day yesterday. did anything happen around headquarters? anything? i'm thinking i'm missing something. >> i don't think so. >> this one, baby. >> okay. fairly quiet, okay, cool. shall we get into it? we should indeed. we're going to start this half hour off with mixed messages from roseanne barr after a racist tweet led to the abrupt cancellation of her hit show. >> the show is gone? >> it's gone. she told fans not to defend me,

calling her original tweet egregious, indefensible. and she writes it was 2:00 in the morning and i was on ambien tweeting. it was memorial day as well. i went too far. barr also apologized to the target of her tweet, valerie jarrett, the former obama aide, as well as the cast and crew of roseanne the reboot. >> but moments after writing don't defend me, she retweeted a message that seemed to defend her just saying imagine if any leftist celeb got this treatment, i can't either. matt gutman has more on the initial tweet and fallout. >> reporter: 27 million tuning into the premiere, but roseanne barr's own comments sealed her fate. shtweeted if the muslim brotherhood and planet of the

apes had a baby, equals vj. later tweeting forgive me. my joke was in bad taste. >> i'm not afraid of you. >> give it time. >> reporter: but less than 12 hours after that first tweet, abc pulling the plug on "roseanne". the head of abc saying that the statement was abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our views. bob iger adding there was only one thing to do here and that was the right thing. >> i don't think i've ever seen a show at this height be canceled this fast because of one action, because of one person. >> reporter: the show had successfully portrayed a family divided by its political opinions. supporters of hillary clinton and donald trump sitting around the same kitchen table. >> how could you have voted for him, roseanne? >> he talked about jobs, jackie. he said he'd shake things up. >> reporter: and when the show premiered, he also talked about

those ratings, but roseanne's twitter feed had become notorious, filled with hateful tweets and conspiracies, and just over the past 24 hours and before the show was axed, wanda sykes announced she was leaving, refusing to remain silent. executive producer, sara gilbert calling the comment abhorrent. michael fishman saying he is devastated for all those who poured their hearts and souls into our jobs, and the audience that welcomed us into their homes, adding to sit back or remain silent would unintentionally endorse statements which i find truly offensive. and valerie jarrett responding on msnbc. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i worry about people out there who don't have a circle of family and friends who come to their defense.

>> reporter: and roseanne was also dropped by her agent. a tweet was put out that it was antithetical to their values. she also attacked obama's national security adviser in 2013 and compared susan rice, as well, to an ape. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to matt. when roseanne's show premiered this past spring, the great ratings here on abc, president trump was quick to praise her. his reaction so far? >> he spoke at a rally in tennessee but never brought up the scandal. >> reporter: here in nashville made no comment on roseanne barr. a few months ago, he praised her and her ratings. >> look at roseanne, i called her yesterday.

look at her ratings, look at her ratings. >> reporter: but now there's only silence from the white house as barr's show has been canceled following a racist tweet about former obama aide valerie jarrett. sarah sanders said the president's focused on other things like the summit in north korea, trade and the economy. in nashville, the president turned his attention to the midterm elections telling voters to vote for marsha blackburn in the senate race and slammed the democratic candidate. >> i never heard of this guy. who is he? who is he? if you want your country to be safe, then you must go out and get the democrats the hell out of office, because there's no common sense. >> reporter: the president also returned to one of his go-to rallying cries saying that mexico would pay for the border wall and enjoy it.

this comes as the u.s., mexico and canada are engaged in sensitive talks about renegotiating nafta, and mexico has insisted they won't pay for that wall. and the white house is going ahead with preparations for the summit with north korea. president trump says the north's top nuclear weapons negotiator is on his way here to meet with the secretary of state. but the president also joked at that rally in nashville last night about taking a tough stance at the summit. he noted the north koreans do not like national security adviser john bolton and hinted that bolton will participate in the talks. over to belgium where a terror attack is raising many questions, including why an inmate with a long record was given a 48 hour leave from prison. he stabbed two police officers from behind and shot and killed them with their own guns. he also killed a high school student sitting in a car and held another woman hostage before police shot and killed him. he shouted god is great in arabic before the rampage. jurors decided a complicated case involving david

copperfield. it took about two hours to reach a verdict. they found copperfield negligent but not financially responsible for a tourist's injuries five years ago. that tourist was hurt during a vanishing act in which audience members took part. jurors found the tourist 100% responsible, which means he and his family cannot seek monetary damages. missouri's lieutenant governor says he is ready to lead the state now that eric greitens has announced his resignation. greitens has faced months of scrutiny after an affair he had with his former hairdresser. a separate felony charge against him for political fund raising violation is expected to be dropped today. but lawmakers had started impeachment proceedings against him and yesterday he announced his departure. >> i am not perfect, but i have not broken any laws or committed any offense worthy of this

treatment. >> his last day in office will be friday. starbucks calls shutting its doors for anti-bias training the first step in dealing with racism. among them, the philadelphia store, which sparked the outrage in the first place. last month two black men were arrested there waiting for a business meeting. neither had bought anything. starbucks offered both a free college education. there is new evidence that popular multi-vitamins don't do much for your health. researchers say folic acid can reduce the risk for stroke and heart disease by 20%. researchers say there isn't enough evidence to show most other vitamins can treat heart diase. >> i do the d supplement.

>> but you don't have a heart. >> there is that component. very true. >> i don't think those vitamins are going to help you, though, buddy. >> they say it's supposed to help your heart, i keep taking it and i feel no emotion. something's wrong. a firefighter became a dog's best friend in a moment that was sealed with a big, sloppy wet kiss. >> the dog got trapped on the roof of a house. the firefighter climbed up to help the little dog in distress. >> so he opened up the window so the dog could get back inside. and at the end of the effort, he received a big thank you kiss. >> the dog kind of looked like he didn't quite want to go in. hey, you're here to keep me company. awesome. let's hang out on this roof. wait, wait, i thought we going to be friends. >> we had something. >> i thought that -- okay, fine. coming up, the new concern

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we're back now with a wild scene in beverly hills, four cars pulled up to a clothing store and about ten suspects jump out and start smashing the store's windows. police tried tracking down those cars, but all the suspects are on the loose. >> it's called rodeo drive. >> there is a section called rodeo. >> in hollywood there. >> it changes at some point. >> interesting. we move on. also in california, los angeles police are now investigating 52 complaints of sexual abuse by a former usc gynecologist. >> officials are urging others who were mistreated by the doctor to come forward.

they say he saw thousands of patients between 1990 and 2016. he ialso accused of making racist and sexually inappropriate comments. the accused golden state killer was kept in a cage in the courtroom. they were having a hearing about how much information on the case should be released. authorities on the big island of hawaii say more homes have been destroyed. >> a trace amount of volcanic haze is blowing to guam nearly 4,000 miles away. whit johnson is in hawaii. >> reporter: a rare and up close look at a neighborhood being swallowed up by lava. a fearless group of men with cameras rolling.

>> there she blows. >> reporter: a barrel of gasoline blasting off. a glowing river of lava devouring cars. witnessing the destruction from kilauea, the men fleeing to safety before the home is overtaken. that orange glow, another lava fountain. the problem here, this, the flow has once again cut off another street, making it difficult for people to evacuate. ten more homes destroyed over the holiday weekend with no end in sight. it's flowing at 500 yards per hour in some places. you can see this cooling lava as far as the eye can see. it's also breaching a nearby geothermal plant, raising concerns of toxic gas release. but the facility appears contained. whit johnson, abc news, hawaii. coming up, what would jesus fly?

the pastor asking his congregation for a new plane. >> this, i got to hear. but first, what serena williams said after the match about her fashion as she returns to the court after becoming a new mom. that's next on "world news now." match about her fashion as she returns to the court after becoming a new mom. that's next on "world news now." 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage day or night. because better coverage means better protection always

serena williams at the french open winning in the first round there in her first major tournament since her maternity leave. and fans are loving that outfit. >> understandably. it was designed to prevent blood clots in her legs, but there's also a symbolic reason for her fashion choice. >> what does this represent for you? >> all the moms out there that had a tough pregnancy and had to come back and try to be fierce in the middle of everything. that's what this represents, and it's exciting, and, you know, i think the cat suit is -- you

can't beat a cat suit, right? >> well, it's workin' for you, serena. we will see if she can convince her sister venus to wear one. she is not the first to sport a cat suit on the tennis court. >> it would be fun to see the serena and venus playing doubles. >> this is ann white in 1985. the requirement was that you wear all white. she met the requirement. >> she was a trendsetter. >> i love me a good onesie by the way. would that count? to a young boy who wanted to do something special for his baby brother. >> he started with a traditional summer fundraiser and inspired their whole community. here is david muir. >> reporter: meet the emery family from greenwood, south carolina. all there together after baby dillon was born last november, but he would soon need more than their love and support.

he was diagnosed with a fatal disease with no known cure. with hospital bills mounting, his big brother andrew who is just 9 had an idea. and listen to the message he recorded. >> my baby brother dillon is very, very sick. and my daddy's off being a super daddy to dillon, and i want to help him. >> reporter: then his plan revealed. >> please come buy lemonade so i can raise money to help dillon get better. >> reporter: andrew and his friends wearing their team dillon tee shirts, raising nearly $6,000. together with a gofundme page, andrew and team dillon raising more than $13,000. and his father matt telling us how proud he is of his son and proud of that community for helping andrew, who just wants to help his little brother. david muir, abc news, new york.

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>> you were trying to race the sun to get to where it was supposed to be at each time? >> seven and a half-miles later, i'm a sweaty mess at lincoln center. >> this is the shot you got? >> this is what other people -- >> you're still behind the clouds. >> it was a bust. it happens twice a year. >> i'm glad i just stayed in. >> that was like the bus in atlanta. >> yes, or gary, in front of our little -- >> seven and a half-miles for nothing. >> try it again tonight. >> you got a good workout. don't you feel great after that? >> i just wanted a great instagram photo. let's go over to memphis where becky mccabe had a special surprise for her girlfriend. she was set to propose at the zoo. she gets down on one knee, but jess, rather than saying yes, look what she does. she's freaking out.

she goes into her bag and guess what she pulled out? no, she's not okay. it turns out she also has a ring. she was also planning to propose to becca at the very same time. they had no idea the other was planning a proposal. i'm guessing they both said yes. >> did they say yes after all that? who's wearing whose ring? >> they're both wearing each other's ring. congratulations to the happy couple. >> that's awesome. let's bring it over to new york where a squirrel, well, he didn't do quite as well as the two ladies in the proposal shot. this bird feeder is apparently squirrel-proof. >> hang on. >> and the squirrel learned that the hard way. looks like he's having a good time for a while. but eventually, i think he realizes this isn't going to stop, is it? >> people go to disneyland for this ride all the time. >> oh, oh, oh, oh! >> poor squirrel hasn't been seen ever since. >> but the cardinals are loving this bird feeder.

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this morning on "world news now," the roseanne show canceled, just hours after she sent a racist tweet. she said she tweeted while on ambien but is retweeting posts. a tesla sedan on auto pilot, slamming into a police cruiser. both pretty smashed up. what tesla is warning people. the jet set preacher's pitch for a new plane. >> he has three planes but needs one more $54 million ride in his own words. we're going to hear the reason why. >> he needs it. >> yeah. and nick jonas seems to have a crush. he's been spotted with actress bianca chopra.

is it just a summer fling or the start of a new celebrity power couple? >> oh, nick-yanka. joa? >> tt's taken,sn't it? >> no, that's deepak. >> they can't date. we can't come up with a good name. i think we should take a minute to write these down. >> we'll see how that relationship -- if it lasts to the c block in 20 minutes. but we're going to start with more apologies from roseanne barr. >> she was back on twitter saying she was ambien tweeting when she made the racist tweet about a former aide to president obama. but she said what she did was egregious and indefensible and

had a message for her roseanne colleagues, saying she wanted to apologize to the hundreds of people and wonderful writers -- all liberal. and talented actors who lost their jobs due to my stupid tweet. danya bacchus has more. >> reporter: roseanne barr known for using comedy to highlight hot-button topics. >> this is what people in iraq and talibanistan do. >> reporter: they are canceling the hit show after she posted muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby, vj. referring to valerie jarrett. jarrett responded on msnbc. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. >> reporter: the tweet causing a social media storm. the reverend al sharpton calling

it inexcusable. and wanda sykes saying she wouldn't return to the show. even sara gilbert condemned the tweet saying it does not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show. >> roseanne has been a bit of a problem for abc for a while. this was just the final straw. >> reporter: barr deleted the initial tweet, apologizing after the initial comment saying she was sorry for making a bad joke about jarrett's politics and her looks and said she should have known better. but within hours of the tweets, shannon dungy with a statement. she said it is inconsistent with our values and we have decided on cancel her show. her partners have dropped her as a client and several television networks are reportedly pulling "roseanne" reruns.

>> you know, roseanne was saying it's indefensible. she asked fans, do not defend me. but she also seems to be retweeting messages that seem to be defending her. >> whoopi, a fake photo that seems to be against the message. a fake apology. some are saying maybe abc can salvage this and do a spinoff with dan. >> hard to have roseanne without roseanne. >> there is that, but didn't we have a different valerie? valerie harper? i read about it. i meant the tv show in the '80s. i'm not that old. hogan family, that i've read. i wasn't around for it.

>> you just thought of that. off the top of his head. >> there might be a future. >> keeping hope alive. i like that. >> the president, of course, did not mention the whole roseanne controversy last night during a rally in nashville. >> he was there to raise money for a republican candidate, marsha blackburn. he returned to familiar issues, including forcing mexico to pay for a wall along the border. >> they do nothing to help us. nothing. they're going to pay for the wall, and they're going to enjoy it, okay? they're going to enjoy it. they do nothing for us. >> mexico's president swiftly responded, henrique nieto tweeting that mexico would never pay for a wall, not now, not ever. >> you love rs in spanish. he just inserts rs everywhere. >> henrique. sorry.

>> that was good. >> my apologies. now let's move over to the severe weather on the move. >> i get alberto. [ laughter ] >> all right, so what's left of alberto. it is spinning over tennessee and neighboring states and moving northward overnight. >> it brought heavy downpours to fayetteville, north carolina. >> paul williams has the complete forecast. >> alberto will continue to push throughout the mississippi valley region right up into the great lakes region, bringing the heaviest rainfall to st. louis and chicago, reduced visibility and big-time disruptions.

look for thunderstorms in ohio, cleveland, columbus. by late in the week, showers east of the mississippi. >> it does seem like we're in a pattern east of the mississippi. friends are calling the heroism of the off-duty national guardsman the most eddie thing ever. the 39-year-old air force veteran's body was found two days later, he was in a pub that he managed when he tried to rescue a woman from the floodwaters. a co-worker says he was an example of selflessness that we should all be so brave. a new study says the official death toll in puerto rico from hurricane maria is way off. researchers from harvard and elsewhere say more than 4600 people died, 70 times the official report of just 64. the study found that puerto ricans died at a significantly

higher rate during the three months after the storm, many because they could not get medical care. >> so sad. and a felony charge against missouri governor eric greitens is expected to be dropped now that he has resigned. it stemmed from an allegation involving campaign finance rules. alex perez reports. >> reporter: embattled missouri governor eric greitens bowing to pressure. >> good afternoon. today i am announcing that i will resign as governor of missouri, effective friday, june 1st, at 5:00 p.m. >> reporter: his fall from grace accelerated after he was charged with felony invasion of privacy, stemming from an affair he had with a former hairdresser before becoming governor. the woman accused him of taking a partially nude photo of her and threatening to distribute it if she talked to anyone about

their sexual encounters. legislators started the process of impeaching the governor to remove him from office. >> this is a political witch hunt. >> reporter: investigators never found that alleged picture and the invasion of privacy charge was dismissed. greitens remained defiant. >> i am not perfect, but i have not broken any laws or committed any offense worthy of this treatment. >> reporter: alex perez, abc news, chicago. another tesla sedan has been involved in a crash. it left both vehicles with substantial damage. this is the latest in a series of accidents involving tesla's auto pilot, including a deadly crash in march. drivers are warned to stay alert and not rely entirely on the self-driving function.

kansas city offensive lineman, there he is, can add m.d. to his name. the quebec native graduated from medical school in montreal. he tweeted out a picture of a lab coat with his name and number on the back. >> took him eight years to finish. he's the first active nfl player to hold a medical degree. slacker. >> dr. duvernay. >> he promised he would finish while playing in the nfl. mission accomplished, as if just graduating from med school isn't enough. >> i think he'll be able to pay off his bills. >> i think he'll be okay. coming up, a cleveland football player says he will buy his twitter followers a jersey if the cavaliers win the nba championship, but whose jersey? and if you leave negative

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this particular pastor. um, can i get a new jet? anybody testify? no. no. well -- >> sure, if i don't have to pay for it. that's my answer. >> there's a pastor making that pitch. >> well, televangelist jesse duplantis has asked them to pitch in. it would be his fourth plane. the jet is $54 million. he says spreading the gospel around the world isn't cheap and that jesus himself would need some extra travel help. >> testify. >> can't you go with this one? >> yes, but i can't go with one stop. if i can do it with one stop i can fly it a lot cheaper because i have my own fuel for them, that's a blessing of the lord. this one you have to stop and you play the exorbitant prices for jet fuel all around the world. this was paid cash, this was paid cash, this was paid cash. new one will be paid cash also. i don't own the plane. this is owned by the ministry. if jesus tarries, the next person will have this.

if jesus were on the earth today, he wouldn't be riding a donkey, he'd be riding an airplane spreading the gospel around the world. >> sold me. come on, everybody, let's crowd fund it. its premise is god shows favor by rewarding his flock with riches on earth. >> it is seen as an investment. you invest in my private plane, and i'll let you ride along every now and then. how about that for an investment. >> he's got his own fuel for them. >> i'll write a check. >> skinny is next, everybody. where do i sign up? >> skinny is next, everybody. where do i sign up?

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>> so demarius randall plays for the browns, there he is, and if the cavaliers beat the warriors, it will cost him a lot of money in jerseys. after the warriors' win last night, randall tweeted if the cleveland cavaliers win the 2018 nba finals, i will buy everyone who retweets this a jersey. and just in case you thought it was a joke, he doubled down on it. when a hater tweeted back, zero chance he delivers. >> randall replied 100% chance. currently it's been retweeted well over half a million times. keep in mind, a lebron james jersey costs about $75. you do the math there. his tweet didn't show which jersey. it just said a jersey. >> i am tweeting right now. >> maybe there's a catch there. >> he did say buy, so he's going to be spending money on a lot of jerseys.

>> should point out that everyone has the warriors winning. >> maybe it would be one of those fake jerseys that when you don't win but you already have them printed. >> like the ones the students in south africa have. >> those are the ones. next, we have a new celebrity couple alert. and this one, we are sure will totally last. >> definitely. nick jonas has gotten out from underneath his teenybopper days. as a jo-bro. aka, jonas brother. he's gotten a bit sexier as a solo artist, and he apparently likes his girls a little older, too. >> the 25-year-old jonas is dating 35-year-old bianca chopra. they have been photographed snuggling together on a boat with some friends there. they were also spotted at the beauty and the beast musical.

as well as a dodger game. >> sounds like it is going well. they walked the red carpet together and have apparently kept in touch. >> okay, cool. finally, a shoutout to paul williams. you've seen him forecasting for us many mornings, but you may not know he is a health guru and is sharing his pearls of wisdom. speak. >> do you really eat this stuff? beets and stuff like that? um, yeah, i do. you're a man, in your 30s or 40s, and you're not eating beets every day, i'm just going to say you're missing out. just telling you. look it up. it ain't what i heard. what i know. [ laughter ] >> beets by paul. >> i thought he was eating like a red velvet cookie at first, but it's a raw beet.

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gators because you have a wall and you're thinking of building a new wall, think again, because they're now apparently learning how to climb them. >> victor oquendo has more. >> reporter: that is a seven-foot alligator scaling a fence in a backyard, not exactly what neighbors expected to wake up to. >> anything big enough to eat me gets my attention. >> reporter: it's actually the fifth alligator removed from the neighborhood this spring. >> i hate to think i'm having supper with an alligator, but he might be on my dock. >> reporter: across the carolinas, chomping their way into yards. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: officers wrangling this massive gator off a porch earlier this month. these alarming sights are becoming more common. in texas, they dragged this one from a driveway. even a mountain lion spotted in backyards outside l.a. and researchers believe it's a sight we should get used to.

>> they're moving into areas they formerly inhabited before they were pushed out by human activity. >> reporter: according to a new study from duke university, large predators are moving into unexpected arias, recognizing former hunting grounds that have been taken over by humans. >> if the likelihood is higher that large predators are going to be popping up in ecosystems near us. >> reporter: like our neighborhood streets, backyards, and apparently even fences. there is another factor to consider. may and june is mating season for alligators. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> does that mean we'll see more snakes? >> we're not going with the snakes. but that explains it, with it being mating season. >> they got goals. they are motivated. >> but they're not limited, not at all. >> so the alligators can climb, but not all species can. it's a little more challenging for some, like this poor little puppy, trying desperately to climb the ladder.

>> come on. >> hasn't quite figured it out yet. >> must not be mating season yet.

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grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. america this morning. making news in america this morning, roseanne barred. new details overnight on roseanne's racist tweet and the decision to cancel her number one show. the medication the star now says she was taking when she sent that tweet. her apology overnight and the response from the obama aide she targeted. president trump rallies the crowd at a campaign rally in nashville making a new pledge about the border wall with mexico and who will pay for it. this morning reaction from mexico's president. morgan freeman fights back. his new demand this morning after being accused of sexual harassment. those stories plus we hear from the televangelist who claims god told him to buy a private jet. his fourth one.